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The best cat tunnels to zoom through

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These structures are made to be interactive and immersive so your cat can spend hours on end running through these tunnels with no problem. They can come in different tunnel sizes and materials and even have features like holes and adjacent tunnels to visit. These colorful and playful spaces will be a great investment for your home so your cat can feel even more welcome to dive into their instincts.

Because cats are hunters, they are naturally suspicious and want to explore all that they can about their surroundings. They also have a natural need for staying hidden as this is a tactic they would use when hunting in the wild. Because of that, your cat tunnel will provide them a place to take shelter in and hide in while also giving them another way to explore around the home.

Trixie Pet Products for Cats

Best for Scratching

Do you have a cat with some scratchy paws? Do you not like the aesthetic of a regular scratching post? Then the Trixie Pet Products for Cats is the perfect tunnel for you and your feline friend. This tunnel for cats is covered in a plush fabric and has many holes for your cat to climb in and out of. There are two condos at the ends of the tunnel that double as scratching surfaces covered in sisal fibers. Feel free to collapse it for an easy way to save space while storing.

Kitty City Large Cat Tunnel Bed

Best for Catnaps

If your cat buddy is a sleepy one that likes lounging around all day, then the Kitty City Large Cat Tunnel Bed is a great choice for your lazy little one. This cat tunnel has a bed in the middle of it so that your cat can hang out in the middle of it and stay lazy. The tunnel around it is circular so your cat can run around and around. Place this right in their favorite sunny spot so they can take that cozy midday nap.

Purrfect Feline Collapsible 4-Way Cat Tunnel

Best for Travel

Sometimes you need to travel around, but having your cat bored and out of things to do can be dangerous. The Purrfect Feline Collapsible 4-Way Cat Tunnel is a great choice for those who need to move around. This tunnel system is very interactive and gives your cat plenty of places to pounce around in. When collapsed, it is less than 2 inches tall, so you can easily slip it into your bag and pull it out again. The steel frame will keep its memory and will spring right back up into action when you take it out.

Your cat will have a ton of fun running around in these tunnels. Whether you are looking for your next indoor playground or an outdoor cat tunnel, find the right tunnel system for your cat and watch them fly around and explore.

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